HP LaserJet II Serie Manual De Instrucciones página 404

Face-up
my
A tray, which can be opened at the rear of the printer, which suppoti printed pages sticked in
face-up, reverse order.
Facto~ Detidt
settin~
The Control Panel menu settings that are programmed into the printer at the factory. These
settings are used as defaults unless they are changed by user Control Panel selections or
overridden by print commands sent through a sotiare application.
mowchati
A diagram used to provide detiled sequential direction through a linear process. In Chapter
7, troubleshooting flowcharts are used to direct the service representative through a series of
detiled problem solving processes.
Font
Fonti are co~ections of characters and symbols derived from a specific typeface. A font is
described by iti symbol set, spacing, pitch, point size, style, stroke weight, and typeface. Fonts
can refer to the printer's internal fonts or to fonfi stored in optional font ~rtridges or on
flOppy
disks.
Font Catitidge
A plug-in device containing additiond fonts. Font mrtridges contain fonts which mn
supplement the printer's internal resident fonts to increase the variety of available typefaces.
Font Ptintout
A Font Printout is used to verify dl fonts available in the printer (see Chapter 3, Section 3-5).
Front Panel
Referred to in previous documents as the printer's "fron$ " "display," or "pushbutton" panel, it
is now referred to as the Control Panel. (The "front cover panel" or simply "front panel" is the
front portion of the Main Body Covers.)
Internal
Fonts
The fonts resident in the printer when shipped from the factory.
Keys
The HP 33440 and HP 33449 printers have eight Control Panel keys used to access specific
functions of the printer (see Chapter 3).
kser
Bam
Amplified tight waves that are concentrated by the bser PCA to produce an intense beam of
light which writes on the EP drum to produce an image.
bser
Pfinting Pmeess
The stages of the kser Printing Process which must each function independently and be
coordinated with dl other printer processes to form an image (see Chapter 5, Section 5-2,
"Image Formation System").
Menu
Menus list items that mn be selected from the printer's Control Panel. The printer has
two menus the Printing Menu and the Configuration Menu. The Printing Menu lets the
user select printing defatits such as the number of copies to print and the default font. The
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